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Research Tools Catalog

To save researchers time and resources, The Michael J. Fox Foundation has made a number of tools available to the scientific community at low cost, with rapid delivery.

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    Learn more about how MJFF can help share your tools.

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    MJFF is working with industry to develop priority tools.

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    Preclinical Models

    Learn more about the various in vivo models used in Parkinson's disease research.

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STK39 Protein*
Protein
Human STK39 Protein. This protein was generated and shared by Drs Paul Brennan and Karolina Rygiel at Oxford University though the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program.
  • STK39
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged SNCA*
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the alpha-synuclein protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program. 
  • Alpha-Synuclein
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged Parkin*
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the Parkin protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program. 
  • Parkin
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged LRRK2*
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the LRRK2 protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program. 
  • LRRK2
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged GCase
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the GCase protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program. 
  • GBA
HdAd5 3xFLAG-LRRK2 (G2019S)
Viral Vector
Helper-dependent Adenovirus 5 viral vector with human synapsin promoter driving the expression of 3XFLAG-tagged LRRK2 with the G2019S mutation. HdAd5 FLAG-TK available as a control in Control section.
  • LRRK2
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged GPNMB*
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the GPNMB protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program.  Estimated Availability: Early 2025 
  • GPNMB
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged VPS13C*
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the VPS13C protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program.  Estimated Availability: Early 2o25
  • VPS13C
Human iPSC with HiBit-tagged VPS35*
Human iPS Cell
Human iPSC line with HiBiT tag on the VPS35 protein and inducible LgBiT expression for live cell imaging and quantitation. Cell line was developed and kindly shared by Dr. Tom Durcan at McGill University through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program. 
  • VPS35
Conditional R1441G KI Mouse*
Mouse Model
Mice designed for conditional knockin of the LRRK2 R1441G mutation. Model was generated and deposited by Dr Dario Alessi at the University of Dundee through the MJFF Sponsored Tools Program.   Estimated Availability: Late 2025
  • LRRK2
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Heather Melrose, PhD Mayo Clinic
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